Listings
: Class of 81
j What Goes Up. A contemporary dance performed by pupils fromIntake High School, Leeds.
: A Summer Journey: the Severn
Resorts and Islands. AngelaI Rippon visits Clevedon and Weston-super-Mare, and ends her journey on the lonely island ofSteepholm.
(Tomorrow: the Kennet and Avon Canal)
: A Week to Remember
Pathe News of this week in 1952. A Griffin production for BBCtv (B/w): Daytime on Two Q and A
Note: repeats are not indicated.How to make a video diary for use in the series. (Stereo;
: lei Paris
Paris through the eyes of teenagers Sirine and Jean.; A Sensible production for BBCtv (Stereo) I 9.25am Christianity in Today's World
Rosie Sheehan reports from
Atlanta, USA, on television and radio evangelism. (Stereo;
Contributors
: Storytime
Programme for infants.Today, Gary Wilmot reads Big Bad Barney Bear. (Stereo)
Contributors
: Mathscope
Today, boxes.: Music Time
Making up rhythm patterns with clicks, taps and claps, (Stereo;: Mathsphere
Today, number sequences and maths in the pop music industry.: Zig Zag
The Anglo-Saxons. Episode 2 of the The Raven and the Cross.A CASE production for BBCtv (Stereo;
: Thinkabout Science
i Series for 5- and 6-year-olds. Nan repairs a BMX bike.: Mad about Music
A series encouraging teenagers to create music. Today, composition, including technology, songwriting and improvisation. (stereo;: Lernexpress
Multi-media two-year GCSE German course. Teenagers in Hamburg talk about their free time.: Geography Programme
Rob Curling examines the debate over open-cast mining. (Stereo;: History File
The World Since 1945. Today, the Vietnam War.: Teaching Today
The second of two programmes on the new geography curriculum for primary schools, presented by David Bellamy.Contributors
: Pingu
Animation.: Johnson and Friends
When Michael falls asleep his toys come to life.: The Family Ness
Cartoon adventures of the family of monsters.: Landmarks
Explorers and EncountersColumbus - the second episode of a two-part drama. (Stereo)
: News and Weather
Followed by Storytime (Stereo): Songs of Praise
From Purley, Surrey.● STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES, p888
: All Our Children
Using Their Talent. Only a few children develop a skill to a high , level, but why do some countries produce skills that others don't? Narrated byjudi Dench. (Postponed from 2 October)0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page 888
: News and Weather
and Regional News; Weather0 TELETEXT SUBTITLES (news): page 888
: Along Came Jones
Western starringI Gary Cooper I Melody Jones, an innocent I cowboy, is mistaken for Monte Jarrad, a wanted murderer.
Director Stuart Heisler (B/w) ● FILMS: pages 59-68
Contributors
: Royal Gardens
First of a six-part series in which Sir Roy Strong explores the gardens created by the Royal Family.Tonight he compares the gardens of Hampton Court with those of Het Loo Palace in Holland.
; TELETEXT SUBTITLES; page 888
Contributors
: The Addams Family
Cult American comedy series.ICousinIttVisitstheAddams
Family. The family decide to get cousin Itt a job at the zoo.
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page888
: DEF II Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
The American comedy series about fast-talking Will and his I Bel-Air cousins.Community Action. Hilary is sentenced to community service, and finds it an unexpected pleasure. Will Smith .....................HIMSELF
Contributors
: Standing Room Only
Last in the series of the football magazine, with Kevin Allen. Tonight, Eusebio reflects on his spectacular career. Series producer Dele OniyaContributors
: Liquid Television
The animation series includesi. Dog Boy , the man who has
« developed some canine habits, and The Specialists.
Contributors
: Out of Darkness
1 Last in the series that looks at current efforts being made to I reshape African societies.Born Again Democracy. Last year, Frederick Chiluba swept to power in Zambia after decades of one-party rule by Kenneth Kaunda. His mission - to rescue a collapsed economy, restore human rights, and clean up the widespread corruption that came to characterise
I Kaunda's 26 years as president. ' How successful has President
; Chiluba been - and is multi-i party democracy enough to pull i Zambia back from the brink? I Narrated by Hugh Quarshie. Producer Peter Emina
● STEREO: TELETEXT SUBTITLES: p 888
Contributors
: Rising Son
L First showing on network television for this family drama starring Brian Dennehy Piper LaurieFor Gus , the autocratic head of his family, things begin to fall apart when the factory where he works is threatened with closure, and his son announces he wants to give up his medical studies.
Director John David Coles
● TELETEXT SUBTITLES: page888 ● FILMS: pages 59-68
Contributors
: Murder Most Horrid: Murder at Tea Time
by Graham and Jez AlboroughA series of comedy films starring Dawn French
A tale of jealousy and tears behind the scenes of children's television.
With Dexter Fletcher, Diane Bull and Jane Booker.
A TalkBack production for BBCtv
(Stereo)
Contributors
: The Late Show
The arts and media magazine. Editor Janice Hadlow ● STEREO: London Underground
Stand-up comedy and music, including Jeremy Hardy , Larry Amoros , Perrier Award winner John Thompson , Paul Provenza from America, and Cathy Dennis. Producers Juliet Blake , Trevor HopkinsAn English Channel production for BBCtv
Contributors
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